Pipelines
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Kavario Middleton, biggest bust of all time? ....discuss
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Puyallup was king when Billy Joe and the Huards roamed the sidelines
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They’ve pumped a lot to UW the more I think about it.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I feel like O'Dea has been the most consistent pipeline of at least the King County schools and maybe even Western Washington although Puyallup probably gets some credit.
Gaskin, Race Porter, Meesh Powell, Prentice, a handful of other walkons that havent cracked the depth, and bonus points for St. Ruperake for more recent era.
The Benn Bros, Ben Riva, Ty Eriks, Quinton Richardson (god help us all), and I’m sure others without digging deeper from a little bit further back. No idea on the earlier 90s.
Their corners have struggled here but they have one next year with an offer that looks physical on tape.
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Taylor Mays was the biggest miss out of O'Dea under Tyrone and there was also a LB in the early 90s who ended up at ND. Demetrius DeBose I think.FireTheJanitor said:
They’ve pumped a lot to UW the more I think about it.CFetters_Nacho_Lover said:
I feel like O'Dea has been the most consistent pipeline of at least the King County schools and maybe even Western Washington although Puyallup probably gets some credit.
Gaskin, Race Porter, Meesh Powell, Prentice, a handful of other walkons that havent cracked the depth, and bonus points for St. Ruperake for more recent era.
The Benn Bros, Ben Riva, Ty Eriks, Quinton Richardson (god help us all), and I’m sure others without digging deeper from a little bit further back. No idea on the earlier 90s.
Their corners have struggled here but they have one next year with an offer that looks physical on tape.
We? also missed a few guys thanks to Ty. -
No. Not even close. He actually started for a while and was talented. Huard and Smalls were more highly touted. They still have time, but you know.DawgtillDeath said:Kavario Middleton, biggest bust of all time? ....discuss
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Smalls is a way bigger bust. Sam Huard will be too. Middleton was a decent player his first two years at UW. Huge, incredibly slow, but great hands.DawgtillDeath said:Kavario Middleton, biggest bust of all time? ....discuss
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That didn't really seem like a genuine call for debate, but I was going to answer until I saw this.AtomicDawg said:
No. Not even close. He actually started for a while and was talented. Huard and Smalls were more highly touted. They still have time, but you know.DawgtillDeath said:Kavario Middleton, biggest bust of all time? ....discuss
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Ben Riva erasure will not be toleratedhuskyhooligan said:O'Dea - MMFG, that athletic kicker, some linemen. They've been a solid contributor for 30 years now. Some huge upcoming targets with the big poly kid and running back.
Lakes - Reggie Williams, Kavario, Jermaine 'Lasik' Kearse, the Potoa'e brothers, Anthony Russo. -
Seems DeBoer and co place greater emphasis on regions outside of UW’s typical footprints, in areas where they actually take football seriously, much to the chagrin of TBS fags from the Sark and Pete years. Plenty of offers to kids from Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, etc. As populations explode in the Vegas and Phoenix metro areas, more and more blue chip recruits will spawn from the tuff desert sands. One can only hope for more Fautanu’s and Trice’s and less Austin Osborne’s
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I covered this in another thread: https://hardcorehusky.com/discussion/comment/1695184#Comment_1695184GayThoughts said:Seems DeBoer and co place greater emphasis on regions outside of UW’s typical footprints, in areas where they actually take football seriously, much to the chagrin of TBS fags from the Sark and Pete years. Plenty of offers to kids from Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, etc. As populations explode in the Vegas and Phoenix metro areas, more and more blue chip recruits will spawn from the tuff desert sands. One can only hope for more Fautanu’s and Trice’s and less Austin Osborne’s
Essentially, because we had a bunch of assistants who were already recruiting at other schools, our footprint looks different in the first year. We're already seeing a shift back to WA, CA, and AZ in 2024
